30 June 2008 13:34 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Sagem has announced two new "Digital TV Recorders" which they say provide consumers with a complete multimedia solution for the home.Including all Freeview channels and a built-in personal video recorder, the DTR64160T and DTR67250T have 160GB or 250GB hard disk drives respectively, claiming 80- and 120-hour's worth of video.
The players offer rewind and catch-up features, including instant pause, record and rewind live TV, with a 2 hour continuous recording of what you are watching.
There's also the series-link feature that offers simple series capture, and twin tuners to record two programmes at the same time or watch them both with the picture-in-picture feature.
The players can also be used to store and play MP3 files and Jpeg images and claim a typical power consumption of less than 2W in stand-by mode and 15 in operation.
Available now the DTR64160T is priced at £99 while the DTR67250T, with HDMI connection, is £149. Home Cinema, Sagem, Eco, PVRs, Freeview+


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